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Our favorite Asian rester aunt is closed due to remodeling, so I have been searching for another in it's place. While out of the ones I have tried, this was the best of them, I will say 2 things that I found may prevent me from eating here more often.
I ordered S & S Chicken, Fried Rice and wontons.
S & S Chicken was fantastic! Fried Rice was almost flavorless, there was a funky aftertaste, but I have definitely had much, much better fried rice. Wontons were wontons.They did have a small amount of cream cheese compared to some other places. Weren't bad, weren't great. Average. However, the prices are ridiculous. . Will I be back? Maybe. If I am craving it really bad and there are no other options. The average wontons, flavorless rice and price will keep looking for something better.

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Tried this place for the first time Saturday around 11, didn't realize it was Dim Sum until we got there- it was packed! Waited about ten minutes to be seated, then the food parade began. Not sure how much each plate is, but it ended up being about $35 for the two of us and we went through 6 or 7 small plates. The biscuit looking things with the orange crisp top on them are sweet and AMAZING. Somebody please tell me if you know what they are called... Woke up this morning craving them... Also, I recommend trying the seaweed salad. I'm don't normally like seaweed but that was one of my favorites.

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Some of the best Chinese food I have found in the Twin Cities area. I recommend the Szechuan lamb and the volcano chicken. Dim sum is excellent, but can get expensive if you aren't paying attention to what you are getting. Lunch buffet has a limited, but delicious selection. I also find their fried wontons and pot stickers to be the best I've had. Service is attentive and makes one feel like dinner is an occasion. I've eaten here since 1980, and while nearby restaurants have come and gone, they are sticking around - the staff seem to be the same for many years now. Give it a try, my wife likes the mo go gai pan, and the lo mien is also excellent.

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This is a great spot. I recommend the beef chow fun and the chicken with pan fried noodles. It's very busy Saturday and Sunday mornings with dim sum.

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fantastic lunch buffet m-f

be careful on dim-sum though, we went on a Friday for the lunch buffet, we're not made aware that it was dim-sum before sitting down and ordering. Bill ended up at $41 for two people for lunch. they are known for their dim sum, but I would not personally recommend this place for that particular food type due to extreme cost.

typical lunch buffet is around $8 per person and is tough to beat quality wise.

access is not good to the physical restaurant. must drive through a hotel lot over four very nasty speed bumps as well.